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We're going to kick it off with a segment about immigration. Yea,
and perhaps you heard about this insane story out of California.
There's a twice deported illegal by the name of Oscar,
Eduardo or Tega and Guiano.
Speaker 2: Why does he have so many names? Why?
Speaker 8: I don't know.
Speaker 2: I don't know.
Speaker 4: But he he killed two teenagers in a drunk driving incident.
He was going down the four or five at one
hundred miles an hour, blistering drunk. And because California is California,
he apparently is being let free. He had a ten
year sentence, but I guess he's behaved well in prison,
so after serving just over three years, he.
Speaker 2: Is going to walk now. Tom Holman super mad.
Speaker 4: He was on one of the New shows yesterday to
talk about this case and why he's so mad.
Speaker 2: Here's Tom.
Speaker 9: No Billy.
Speaker 10: Everybody asks why I get so emotional on Network TV?
Why I get emotional? And when I testify because I've
met hundreds of angel moms and dads and hear every story.
I'll never forget any of those stories. It's just a tragedy.
Don't make this commitment right now. I'll work for a
secretary nome on this case, and I guarantee you if
they don't honor a detainer, we have itations outside that
facility to take cutting this individual and deport him. He's
been deported several times with me. She's a felling re
enter the country at diploma deportations up feling. We will
prosecute him and we will deport him. I'll make that commitment.
I'll work as secretary knowing to.
Speaker 2: Make sure that happened. Good.
Speaker 1: Imagine if these are now kids.
Speaker 4: It's oh, I'm just watching the videos of the of
the dads and I mean it's just horrendous. Now, the
good news is that a new US attorney in La
Bill A. Sale I think is how you say his name,
he has announced that he is going to charge this
guy with felony re entry and they're going to try
to imprison him for twenty years because this is felony
re entry. So he's like, if the state of California
is not going to seek the full measure of justice
against him, then we will, thank you God, right. I mean,
I just love that. I love that they are they
mean business. They're not just letting this shit go. That
is a really really good.
Speaker 1: Thing because I cannot believe this, this guy would get
to walk and these kids are gone and he committed.
Speaker 2: A crime to begin with.
Speaker 1: I just twice, right, yeap, way to go, California. I
just cannot and.
Speaker 4: These are the people the Democrats are like, oh no,
I know, I feel reathing to protect them.
Speaker 1: I know, we got to go get them. We have
to protect them at all costs.
Speaker 4: F you man, there were kids involved that were killed
that were American citizens.
Speaker 1: What we don't care about them. We don't care about
the American citizens and those kids. I mean, who cares?
Speaker 2: Right, It's absolutely insane. It's kind of the same.
Speaker 4: You know, people are still their hearts are bleeding over that.
Ma Mood Khalil, Guy, I saw this tweet about him
because he's still being I think held in Louisiana somewhere.
Speaker 2: Something like that.
Speaker 4: Anyway, his wife ended up having a baby just a
few days ago, and so writers against the War on
Gaza said Mood Khalil missed his son's birth because of ice.
Speaker 2: Oh my god.
Speaker 4: Yeah, And Shy David, I love what he said. He
was like, Ma Mood Khalil missed his son's birth because
he prioritized his support of terrorism over his family.
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that is right, that's right.
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like a TikTok or a reel or what have you
talking about? How you know right now Democrat and Democrat
judges are trying to stop Trump's deportation efforts at every turn.
But there's an interesting twist because it seems like there's
some different standards at play here, and so these going
to explain those different standards in the video that you're
about to see right here.
Speaker 11: Did you know that, according to the ACLU and Migration
Policy Institute, approximately seventy five percent of deportations under the
Obama administration two thousand and nine twenty seventeen were non
judicial removals, meaning they bypassed immigration judicial oversight, and fiscal
year twenty twelve alone, three hundred and thirteen thousand non
judicial removals occurred, compared to only fourteen hundred and nineteen
ninety five. These removals often involved expedited removal or administrative removal,
where Department of Homeland Security agents such as border patrol
or ice officers made decisions without involving an immigration judge.
Where was all the hysteria about due process back then?
Jan of Obama can do it? Why not Trump? I'm
Joseph Bovino, US immigration and business attorney based in Miami
and serving clients worldwide who loved my country and respect
its immigration laws.
Speaker 1: Well, because Obama was Obama and he was the first
as black president, and you.
Speaker 2: Dare not question him. He can do whatever he wants.
Speaker 1: He could do anything you guys, and mean Orange Man can't.
Speaker 2: Got to stop him.
Speaker 4: Got to stop him from doing the exact same stuff
that Obama did, because it's not okay when Orange Man
does it.
Speaker 1: Not so different.
Speaker 4: If you thought that colleges had calmed down on their
basically assaulting of Jewish students and their harassment of Jewish students,
you would be wrong. It's still happening, and at Yale
things are ramping up. It's getting real, dicey. This was
not last night, but the night before. Here's a video
of Jewish students just trying to access a building. They
probably like had a class to go to or event
to go to of some sort, and this is what
they encountered. Look at this, they're all linked together. Not
letting them lie this space yea space shows makes me
so mad.
Speaker 2: They're cowardly, Jack, They all messed up. So Candice Owens
is okay with that. That's that's free speech. Yeah, exactly right.
Speaker 4: That the people that come out in defense or the
people that stay silent about these kinds of incidents, they
are complicit. And when you frame it in a way
that Polymath does in this tweet, it really hits home.
It says all you have to do is imagine that
this Jewish student is black and that the people blocking
him are nineteen fifty z era Southern whites, and it
becomes immediately obvious that Yale is tolerating the most vile
racism and the government needs to intervene, which is of
course exactly what Trump's trying to do.
Speaker 2: It's just free speech, don't you understand.
Speaker 1: No, shit, it's not freeze speech, just rediculous discrimination. It's
outward discrimination, is what it is. And everybody that defends it,
you think it's okay because you hate Jewish people.
Speaker 2: If you think you're a reason, there's absolutely zero other reason.
That's what it is.
Speaker 1: It's you are an anti semit that's why you're defending it.
Speaker 2: Stop it. It's just not okay.
Speaker 4: Thankfully, at least I think this was late yesterday. There
was a tweet that came out that said this was
at four o'clock yesterday afternoon. It said Yale has suspended
it's Students for Justice in Palestine chapter and announced that
students involved in last night's violent encampment are facing immediate
disciplinary action. There can be no more tolerance for this behavior.
Let students go to class. Which is great, except that
last night there were problems again, and so this morning
I heard on the news that now they're actually like
what is it called when they stop a club from
being able to be a club on campus, Like they
dechapterize it or yeah, they I don't know what the
term is, but basically they stop to the.
Speaker 2: Club vote its charter or whatever.
Speaker 4: Yeah, yeah, they're saying you can't. You can't club anymore
because you've proven that you don't know how to club.
Speaker 2: You can't club anymore.
Speaker 4: If there was that kind of clubbing, it would be okay,
right exactly. And speaking of hating Jews, this was an
interesting thing I don't think got very much attention, but
apparently racheetah to Leeb introduced an amendment to some bill
that would declare that Israel is every bit as much
of an adversary to the United States as North Korea, China,
and Iran are. Come on, I could not believe this,
and so this amendment failed, thankfully, with an overwhelming majority.
So in other words, there was like four hundred and
something congress people who were like, absolutely not.
Speaker 2: You're a crazy person. Yeah.
Speaker 4: In the first in the first round, three people and
you won't be surprised at who they are voted, Yeah,
oh yeah, we.
Speaker 2: Should make this an amendment. It was a not AOC.
I'm sorry.
Speaker 4: It was Rasheeta Talib who of course introduced the amendment.
Ilhan Omar and Aana Pressley and then the second round
Al Green joined in. These are the these are the
Jew hating psychopaths that actually hold congressional seats.
Speaker 2: It's disgusting.
Speaker 1: Oh my god, these people are crazy, like just absolutely nuts.
They are in charge of people, you know what I mean,
Like they actually represent constituents.
Speaker 4: It's gross, right, it's vile, and they're so outward about it.
I mean, I guess, thank god that it was only
three or four, but the fact that there's three or four, right,
I mean, and it's just and and then you see
all the stuff happening on campuses. I don't know how
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on because he's coming up on his one hundredth day
in office, and there was an executive order early on
that he wanted to get rid of DEI across organizations,
across universities, across all of those things. And so now
we've heard stories about how some organizations are trying to
hide people who had DEI related titles like Diversity officer
or whatever. Now they're changing the names of those departments
in order to try to hide the fact that they're
still doing it. An amazing new example from Libs of
TikTok yesterday Mayo Clinic, of all places, this is so disappointing,
but the Mayo Clinic just renamed their DEI office to
the quote Office of Belonging.
Speaker 2: Not better?
Speaker 1: Can you not do better than that cool Office of Belonging?
Speaker 2: It's the Mayo freaking Clinic.
Speaker 1: Oh my god, smart people there, could you not have
thought of something better? Oh my god, we're on stupid.
We're onto you, Mayo Clinic.
Speaker 4: Yeah, we're onto them because they were too stupid to
remember to change the name across all of their web pages.
And then because there are spies on the inside who
actually have brains. Somebody sent two libs of TikTok an
email that they received saying, dear colleagues, we've been asked
to ensure that all titles referencing equity, inclusion, and diversity
or similar combinations are changed to belonging on all social
media accounts that reference your Mayo Clinic role. This includes
LinkedIn ex Blue Sky, Facebook, all other social media platforms
in which you are identified as a Mayo Clinic employee
and reference your role in the space. Make this change
by the end of today. Oh my god.
Speaker 12: Our our logo is just a big hug. I can't
we know what you're doing, right, we see you?
Speaker 2: Onto you?
Speaker 1: God stop it, Mayo Clinic, get back to doing medicine.
Speaker 2: There's a thought. Yeah, Oh my gosh. All right, moving on.
Speaker 4: Obviously, Pete Heagseth has been in the news this week.
We spent a lot of time talking about him yesterday.
He is now fighting off a new rumor. This one
is so ridiculous. But I saw this this morning. CBS
reported that Pete Hegseth has ordered a makeup studio.
Speaker 3: God, I just stop it.
Speaker 1: It's like, seriously, They're like he's drunk and doing his makeup.
Speaker 2: He's drunk.
Speaker 4: So he obviously retweeted this and said, Number one, totally
fake story, no orders and no makeup.
Speaker 2: But whatever.
Speaker 4: Number two, we should have installed tampon machines in every
men's bathroom at DoD instead. The leftist news media would
have loved that.
Speaker 2: That's true. They would have Oh my gosh, CBS never ends.
It just never ends. With these people. It never ends.
Speaker 1: And they I know we have a story coming up,
I know we do about like the media and stuff
that they've missed. Seriously, they focus on the wrong stuff
and they don't actually do their jobs, which is journalism.
None of these people are journalisming. None of them are.
Speaker 2: It's just pathetic.
Speaker 4: And then when they do try to journalism with their
imaginary sources, these are the stories they get. Oh my god,
he's trying to install a makeup studio, right, let's go
with that.
Speaker 2: Yeah, okay, exactly.
Speaker 4: He did make a speech yesterday in which he had
a couple of important announcement.
Speaker 2: One that all of the oh I can't remember the
number now, like.
Speaker 4: Eighty five hundred, eighty seven hundred something like that, all
of the service members who were forced out of the
military during COVID because they wouldn't get the vaccine, they're
now being welcomed back.
Speaker 2: I thought this was really really great news, great, so
great because those are the people you went back.
Speaker 13: We're also welcoming back former service members who were wrongly
forced Hell yeah, the military more than eighty seven hundred
service members were involuntarily separated for not taking an experimental
COVID nineteen.
Speaker 1: I mean, that's right, that's just awesome because those are
the people who stand for something.
Speaker 2: You know, want fighting for you. Of course, yeah, because
they're fighters.
Speaker 1: I just yeah, a lot of them. Jessica said, they
will never come back. I think some will. I think
some will, especially under him, under his leader, they'll be like, yeah,
I'll go back. Some won't because they found obviously they
found other avenues to go down.
Speaker 2: But some probably will. Yeah, And at least they're trying.
Speaker 4: Man, it's all they can do after the complete cluster
that they.
Speaker 2: Created during COVID.
Speaker 4: He also said some stuff that got people's feathers ruffled.
And because Pete Hegseeth cares very deeply about fitness. You
can see it when you look at him right, and
he cares about it across the board. Obviously, when you
want to have a lethal military force, part of being
lethal means that you are fit. And I don't think
there's anything wrong with him saying that out loud, but
naturally people have a problem with this.
Speaker 2: Here he is.
Speaker 14: Fighting in the unit that many of you will lead,
are capable, truly physically capable of.
Speaker 13: Doing what is necessary.
Speaker 15: Under fire.
Speaker 14: They need to be fit, not fat, sharp, not shabby,
especially our leader. And that's why we're reviewing how the
department has maintained standards in the past, especially the last
four years, and whether those standards have dropped formally or informally.
Speaker 1: No chubb it, no chubby people. I mean, what like
is that? What do you want like a Rachel Levine
going out there and fighting for you? I don't, do
you really because I.
Speaker 2: Don't, I know, for so many reasons.
Speaker 1: I'm gonna say no. I'm going to say a big,
really fat no, is what I'm going to say to that.
And you know what, that should also be implemented in
our schools. Remember when JFK had all the physical fitness stuff,
and I mean I'm old enough to remember, well maybe
not remember, but I'm old enough to know that there
were at.
Speaker 2: Least videos on it from like my parents' time, you
know what I mean. Well, we had all the fitness
tests in.
Speaker 1: School, right, you had to do a certain number of
push ups and all that kind of stuff.
Speaker 2: I remember that.
Speaker 1: I'm being all excited, I'm gonna do the push up contest,
you know what I mean. When I was in elementary school,
they don't do that anymore. They don't do any of
that stuff. Kids are fat, They are totally fat.
Speaker 2: Granted, some of it's because of the food. I get it.
And RFK is trying desperately to clean that up.
Speaker 1: People are fighting him because they really want our kids
to say.
Speaker 4: Fat, you know, and autistic appear right apparently that too.
Speaker 1: Yeah, they're fighting him, but he's trying. But on top
of that, they I mean, I think there's nothing wrong
with having that stuff in our schools.
Speaker 2: I think it would be a good thing.
Speaker 4: Yeah, And I you know, I'm one of those people,
and maybe this is I shouldn't say it out loud,
but when I see fat pops, when I see fat firefighters,
I'm irritated.
Speaker 2: I'm super irritated.
Speaker 4: Because it's one thing to meet a standard to get
into firefighting or police force, but there should be standards
you have to maintain, right, You got to chase bad guys, man,
You gotta lost people out of burning buildings.
Speaker 1: Like come on, if I if I, as a fifty
four year old woman, can outrun a cop, that's bad.
Speaker 2: That's bad. It's bad.
Speaker 4: So yeah, a lot of people in here remember the
president's physical fitness award.
Speaker 2: I sucked at it because I have.
Speaker 4: Total kermit arms when it comes to like any upper
body strength. But I rock at the flexibility stuff secause
I'm so.
Speaker 1: F I was the opposite man. I lived for that crap.
Speaker 2: I was so competitive. I was like, bring it. I
want to do like seventy five push ups. Let's do it.
And then when they would make you hang on the bar,
I can't do it. I can't do it. My chin
would be like, I can't do those. I can't hang
I can't I could never do it. These are the days, right,
But I'm.
Speaker 4: Also not trying to rescue people out of burning buildings,
that's right.
Speaker 1: So, and it made you run a mile and all
that kind of stuff. This is that they just don't
do that stuff anymore. They don't.
Speaker 2: Yeah, it's a shame. JD.
Speaker 4: Vance was caught on a tarmac being asked about Pete
Hegseth and he is standing firmly behind him.
Speaker 2: Confidence in the secretary.
Speaker 7: Look, I have confidence in the second scretary. I know
the president does, and really the entire team does.
Speaker 15: It's one of the most.
Speaker 7: Bizarre things about the hex Sith nomination. From the very beginning,
the media seemed to want to take it, and when
they failed and they got confirmed, they decided they wanted
to keep on that effort to destroy Pete Hegseth. As
a man that's a Secretary of Defense, I think he's
doing a great job. I think that he's brought a
certain spirit back to the Department of Defense. And if
you look at our military recruitment numbers, that's, in my view,
the best testament to his leadership in the military is
that for the first time in a very long time,
we don't have terrible recruitment problems in the Army, the Navy,
and the Air Force. That's a great testament to his leadership.
And I wish, frankly, the press talked more about that
and not about anonymous sourcing from random stack.
Speaker 1: Yeah, morale is up and recruitment numbers are up, and
they don't want to talk about that. They just want
to be like, he's a.
Speaker 2: Drug, right, who wears makeup? Who wears makeup?
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Speaker 4: All right, let's talk about another member of Trump's team,
and that is Scott Bessant. He was at IMF talking
about just all kinds of the tariffs, the economy, the
monetary policy, and he had a couple of great points
to make. One he was announcing that, of course, it
is obviously in the world's best interest that we get
our financial house in order.
Speaker 2: Here he is about that.
Speaker 15: In the United States, we know we need to get
our fiscal house in order. The last administration ran up
the largest peacetime deficit in our nation's history. The current
administration is committed to fixing this. We are open to critique,
but we will not abide the IMF failing to critique
the countries that most needed principally surplus countries. In line
with its core mandate, the IMF needs to call out
countries like China that have pursued globally distortive policies and
opaque currency practices for many decades. I also expect the
IMF to call out unsustainable lending practices by certain creditor countries.
Speaker 1: I like him.
Speaker 4: I do too, you know, I think if you had
to like rank choice, the favorite cabinet members of the
and Marco would be tied for me like they are
and Vance. I mean, I don't consider him a cabinet
member really, but like for as far as the cabinet,
those two Scott and Marco man, they are just so.
Speaker 1: You know, even tempered, and he knows what he's talking about.
I just really like him.
Speaker 2: Yeah, yeah, a choice.
Speaker 4: I know people are like, you shouldn't like him because
he has a friend that criticized Trump really bad.
Speaker 2: I'm still not. I still like him. I'm sorry.
Speaker 4: But we'll get into you know, because Elon is not
a fan of Scott Bessen. We'll get into that in
just a minute. But there at first there's another clip
of him talking about and I guess reassuring to some degree,
our European allies are allies all across the world that
when we talk about America First, it doesn't mean America Only's.
Speaker 15: Point I wish to be clear, America First does not
mean America alone. To the contrary, it is a call
for deeper collaboration and mutual respect among trade partners. Far
from stepping back, America First seeks to expand US leadership
and international institutions like the IMF and the World Bank.
By embracing a stronger leadership role, America First seeks to
restore fairness to the international economics system.
Speaker 1: Okay, that makes sense.
Speaker 2: It's like he's the calmer downer, you know what I mean.
Speaker 4: When Trump says something crazy that gets the markets all
riled up, he's the one that's just like.
Speaker 1: He's a speaks off lane, carry a big stick guy. Yes,
that's kind of who he is. He gives me chill,
he does that. He's very chill. But he's like, I
have a big stick.
Speaker 4: And apparently he uses it to fight Elon because Axios
came out with this report, which seems to be verified
by the White House by both parties. I mean, it's
clear they don't make any bones about their dislike for
one another.
Speaker 2: Here are the details.
Speaker 4: So they apparently got into a heated shouting match. And
this was like within earshot of President Trump and other
people in the White House last week. This was a
dispute about the irs. There was one witness who said,
quote it was a two billionaire middle aged men thinking
it was wwe in the hall of the West Wing.
Speaker 2: Okay, And apparently.
Speaker 4: This all started on April sixteenth when Trump named Gary
Shapley Musk's choice as acting Commissioner of the I r S.
But Scott wanted Deputy Treasury Secretary Michael Falkender in the position,
and so Bessen lobbied Trump to install his pick and
then was super mad that Elon was causing trouble behind
the scenes, and he confronted Elon and then f bomb
started to fly, and then he criticized Elon for over
promising and under delivering on and Elon clapped back by
calling besson't a.
Speaker 2: Soros agent, damn and kept using him of having a
having run a quote failed hedge fun. They had to
be separated apparently, and.
Speaker 4: Then uh, the argument got so heated again that somebody
had to step in and separate. Laura Lumer got involved
because she likes to get involved in all of these
drama things. She started absolutely torching Scott besant on X
saying that he was a Trump.
Speaker 1: Peter or not a trumpter, I know.
Speaker 4: And then Elon because he follows, Laura added troubling in
that same thread. And then but anyways, Scott Besson got
his pick in, Elon did not. And so you know,
this is the talk of the town because.
Speaker 2: It apparently got pretty heated. That's what's going on.
Speaker 4: Meanwhile, Elon is like very quietly stepping back as as expected.
We all knew he was going to be stepping back
from Doje come May, and that is definitely happening, and
he's talking about that and so but Doge continues.
Speaker 3: He's setting absolute Doge, the actual you know, acts of
Doge continue.
Speaker 4: So and he'll still be involved, he said, he's still
going to be involved. Trump said super nice things about
him yesterday, as a matter of fact, you know, just
praised him up and down, saying that he's a great patriot,
great friend, He's done a lot of great work. He's
going to continue to serve in some sort of tangential capacity.
Speaker 2: But he's got to get back to Tesla.
Speaker 1: Right, And Elon's really concerned about the CCP, which is
a valid concern. I think that that is valid. I'm
with him on that. And then back on March twenty second,
Scott Bissent actually said, this is an exact quote. There
is no winning in Elon's role. Every single time he
takes action. There are people that are going to come
after him. It's true, it is absolutely that is truth.
And he said that, yeah, so, I mean, there is
no winning when you're doing this, when you're cutting, your slashing,
you know, any money, like like he's slashing. He's trying
to do something really good for the American people and
for our government. You know, it's for us really, the
American taxpayer, is what he's trying to do. He's trying
to save us freaking money, and he's getting just ripped
for it all over the place. He's been demonized, this guy.
So even even Scott said that back in March, and
so I just I wish people would give they all
need to give each other some grace. Yeah, you know, but.
Speaker 4: It's like Caroline Lovett said, he was like she was,
just like, boys will be boys.
Speaker 2: Not everybody's gonna be in lockstep. That's okay.
Speaker 4: Trump likes to listen to all sides and it makes
his own decisions, right. I mean, I don't think this
is as big of a deal as everybody wants it
to be.
Speaker 1: It's just, you know, so there's two really smart men
that are leaders in their own rights, and they're gonna
have opinions about stuff. They're gonna people are gonna they're
knock heads, you know.
Speaker 2: So it is what it is. We all know.
Speaker 4: I think we've even shown graphs and charts and stuff
on this very show.
Speaker 2: It's been a while, but we know.
Speaker 4: That some of these elite educational institutions like Harvard, like Yale,
they get a lot of foreign money, a lot, and
not from foreign money, like not from foreign countries that
we would necessarily want them to begin right from. So
a new executive order was signed yesterday, and here is
the moment that that happened.
Speaker 16: For the first executive order we have prepared for your attention,
there are currently laws on the books requiring certain disclosures
of universities when they accept large foreign gifts. We believe
that certain universities, including for example, Harvard, have routinely violated
this law, and this law has not been effectively enforced.
So this executive order charges your departments and agencies with
enforcing the laws on the books with respect to foreign
gifts to American universities.
Speaker 14: Okay, thank you.
Speaker 4: I love that guy that reads all the orders appears them.
Speaker 2: It'd be an awesome job, would it. I just so,
I just love him.
Speaker 4: I don't know his name, I have no idea who
he is, but he's always there to summarize what the
executive orders are all about.
Speaker 1: We should get him on our show You Gotta find Out.
Would be a great guy to interview.
Speaker 2: I just like, how do you do that?
Speaker 4: Right?
Speaker 2: You are right? The executive Like, how does it all work?
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as you might remember, when Elon is busy thinking about
all the things that he's worried about, one of the
top line items is the fact that humanity is literally disintegrating.
We are not having kids enough so that we're going
to sustain humanity, and it's a thing that keeps him
up at night. Just to give you a reminder, here's
what he said just a month or so ago.
Speaker 6: Well, there's a lot of things I suppose that ire
worried about, and some of these things will seem esoteric
to people. You know, the birth rate is very low
in almost every country, and something less that changes civilization
will disappear. America had the lowest birth rate I believe ever,
that was last year. Places like Korea the birth rate
is one third. Replacement rate is in three generations, career
will be three or four percent of its current size,
and nothing seems to be turning that around. Humanity is dying. Yeah,
and people, it's it's just not something we evolved to.
Speaker 2: React to.
Speaker 6: And I mean I worried generally about the strength of America.
You know, America is the central column that holds up
holds up all the Western civilization. So I feel like,
if you've got the example of Western civilization, America is
the central column. If that column fails, it's all over.
Speaker 2: Well that's not at all. It's terrifying, right.
Speaker 11: I know.
Speaker 1: Then, really, if you think about it, like millennials and
Gen Z and they aren't they're not having kids as
much as you know, previous generations. They're not having as
many kids.
Speaker 4: And the wrong people are having kids, like the like
radical Islam, practicing weirdos, they're having like.
Speaker 1: Zillions accounts of kids a lot.
Speaker 2: I mean, it's it's pretty scary stuff.
Speaker 4: And you know, there's all kinds of reasons for it,
but the reasons don't really matter. The point is people
need to have kids, and we've got a I don't.
Speaker 2: Know what you do about that.
Speaker 4: But now the White House is exploring all kinds of
potential solutions, up to and including potentially offering bonuses to
first time moms for having babies.
Speaker 2: And so this is just a you know, this is
a very young idea.
Speaker 4: This is not something that's there's a bill for or
anything like that, but it's something that's being thrown around
and talked about. And Trump was asked about it in
the Oval Office yesterday and here's what he said.
Speaker 2: Art's that you're considering doing something for moms across the country.
Hearing that some type of bonus.
Speaker 1: Were you desaring out or sounds like a good idea
to me?
Speaker 4: I mean, I mean, there's only so many babies. Elon
can fother you guys.
Speaker 1: So many women that he can knock up, you know
what I mean. I can't get to them all.
Speaker 2: He's busy, Okay, I mean he's trying, but the line
good lord.
Speaker 4: So anyway, you know, I don't know how I feel
about a five thousand dollars bonus.
Speaker 2: I don't know how I do.
Speaker 17: I don't.
Speaker 1: I'm not a big fan of that either. I think
it's more of a culture shift and not a let's
pay people. I don't really like the whole let's I
don't want to pay somebody to have a baby.
Speaker 2: You know what I mean.
Speaker 1: It's like, I, you know, just when it comes to
the we're broke, we don't have the money to do that, right.
Speaker 2: Can we just stop?
Speaker 4: We're not you know, spilling out all of our money
for all of these things. I'm not a fan of
the idea, mostly because of conservative ideology reasons. But the
reasons that some people on the left are not a
fan of this idea are so freaking dumb that you
just can't even believe it. So Jesse Waters did a
segment about this, talking about the women of the View.
He specifically calls out whoopee, because you just you can't
make up the dumb you guys. They are on other level,
so stupid of dumb.
Speaker 2: Yeah, here's Jesse.
Speaker 9: Trump's trying to pump up our birth rates. It's in
dire straits. We're at one point six births per woman,
but need to be at around two point one to
keep the country alive. The ladies of the View are insulted.
I am incredibly insulted by this because clearly they don't
know how.
Speaker 2: Women's bodies work. I don't know what five thousand dollars
supposes to do. And it's not even five thousand dollars.
Speaker 18: Because you have cut it in half, plus gotta paid
taxes on it.
Speaker 9: So the millionaire thinks you free money for new moms
is insulting. I thought democrats wanted the government to help families.
Speaker 2: I guess right.
Speaker 1: I thought that they loved it, and then I thought
that they loved taxes too. All of a sudden, she's
pissed off at the tax says, that's weird.
Speaker 2: That's just bizarre. I thought you loved that. Whoops.
Speaker 4: If Biden had offered this in his last month of
the presidency, she would have been fawning all over it.
Speaker 2: It would have loved it.
Speaker 4: They thought it would have been brilliant, consistent. If Biden
would have introduced this as an idea, we would have
been like, that does not sit well. And we currently
say this does not sit well. It doesn't We're consistent.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I don't.
Speaker 1: I don't like the money part of it. Do I
think that women should have more babies? Yes, But what's
happened with feminism, which is bullshit, is that over the
past however many years, they've been telling women, literally pounding
it into women's brains, that having families is that you
don't need you don't need no man, and having families
are going to hold you back. Babies are going to
hold you back, which is what these young women have heard.
You need to have a career and a career only
and families are terrible.
Speaker 2: Which is a lie. It is a lie. They've lied
to women.
Speaker 4: And it's so interesting that you say that because and
I just pulled this video just in this moment while
you were talking, because I was like, I didn't even
have this in the lineup, but I remember this video
and it applies. This is to your point. This is
a young woman who is starting to do the math
about how to have the life that she wants, including motherhood,
and realizing what steps have to happen in order for
that to happen, and she's freaking out. And I imagine
that this is a similar sort of internal crisis that
a lot of young women have.
Speaker 2: Check this out.
Speaker 19: Realistically, if I want kids by about twenty eight, but
I want to be married for probably two years before
having kids, I need to have a husband and be
married by twenty six, and then I'm going to be
engaged for probably about a year, you know, to plan
the wedding and do all that stuff. So I need
to be a fiance.
Speaker 2: I need to be engaged.
Speaker 19: By twenty five. But then you know, usually before you
get engage, you're probably dating the person for about two years.
I feel like that's a good amount of dating someone.
That means that I'm gonna have to basically meet this
person by twenty three, twenty two. Wait a second, I'm
very much single.
Speaker 2: So how is this gonna work?
Speaker 19: Because my plans are getting a little like I actually
have to meet someone tomorrow to have this be my life?
Speaker 2: What the fuck?
Speaker 11: Yeah?
Speaker 2: I don't agree with that.
Speaker 1: Like I always tell I always tell my daughter, I
had you at thirty nine, you know, so you do
have time. You have time to like live your life,
do things whatever you really do. I mean, you don't
have to be in your twenties to have babies, you don't,
you know, you don't have to rush it like that.
But but and you can have a career and you
can have babies, because we're living proof of that, right.
But I think that's what I hate, the narrative of
you shouldn't have kids, you shouldn't have a family. It's
not important.
Speaker 2: It holds you back.
Speaker 1: It doesn't for me. My family makes me whole. My
children have filled gaps that I'd never realized that I
had in my life until I had them, Like I
always felt like there was something for me. I'm not
going to speak for anybody else or any other woman,
but for me personally, something was always missing in my
life until I had my until I had children, and
then I was like, oh, that's what it was, you
know what I mean, Like I was lied to because
I was told that I didn't need to have children.
Children made my life exponentially better. My daughter was a
absolute blessing, right, she is an absolute blessing. So I
just you know, I think that we've been lied to
as women. A lot of women have been lied to
in this respect. But there's no time. I mean, for
some women, you can't have babies after a certain time.
Obviously biologically it's impossible. But I don't think that you
have to do things on a timeline. I think that's ridiculous.
Speaker 4: I mean, yeah, she's talking about wanting to be a
mom at age twenty eight, and that's true. You can't
plot out your life exactly according to your age the
way that she's trying to do. But I totally get
sort of that sense of realization that the clock ticks
and it's going to do that whether you want it
to or not. So if you have a plan, yeah,
it does require that you kind of backtrack and think
about all the steps it's going to take to achieve
your family goals, and it does involve meeting someone, dating
them for a reasonable amount of time, being you know,
like all the things. So women who aren't thinking, I
mean I I kind of applaud her for at least
thinking it through, because there are some young women who
are so focused on career and not on family that
then they find themselves.
Speaker 2: Really when it's too late, and now they're like, oh shit,
you know what I mean.
Speaker 1: I mean, I'm grateful that I met my husband when
I did. And you know, we're older parents, but I
always tell them if we had met when we were younger,
we would have had a lot more kids, right, you know,
we just didn't. We didn't have that luxury of meeting
when we were in our twenties. We met when we
were a lot older. Thank God we have the child
that we do, you know, and it's a blessing. But
it's I hear what she's saying. If you are younger
and you meet somebody, I always tell, like the kids
that we have that haven't had children, I'm like, please
for the lovel just have the babies. There's never a
perfect time just doing that, right, There is never You're
absolutely right, mock. There is never a perfect time. There
never is. You're never going to have enough money, You're
never gonna have this, You're never gonna like they're always
trying to make everything perfect. You know, it's never going
to be perfect. Just have the babies, have babies, ray yep.
Speaker 2: Amazingly.
Speaker 4: Going back to the view and their reaction to this,
naturally because because of who she is as a person,
Sunny Houston decided to make this about race.
Speaker 20: Because when I look at something like this, these proposals,
I want to know why, and I want to know
who's making them. And so when I looked into that,
they're saying that.
Speaker 2: The US birth rate is declining.
Speaker 20: However, in twenty twenty four, there was a one percent
increase in US births, but that increase was with Hispanic
mothers and Asian mothers. Ah, So they don't seem to
be concerned about that increase. They seem to be more
concerned about a decrease in other reactions, say it no
based on them, and so well, it's it's it's just
it's just.
Speaker 2: On the study. And so the other thing I will
said that anywhere, I mean, I just feel like, yeah,
it's fair. It's just it's just it's fair enough.
Speaker 9: It's just they said that this is to target only
white family.
Speaker 18: Oh I didn't say that.
Speaker 2: I can read between the lines. Yeah, she just makes
ship up. Is that what you make up? She's just
so racist.
Speaker 1: It doesn't say only whites, doesn't say that anywhere you
said that. But to her labored point, what's wrong with
white babies? Is anything? What's wrong with white babies? Does
she have a problem with white babies because she is
a racist? If she has a problem with white babies,
I mean, I'm just pointing that out. If she wants
to talk about that, which nobody else wanted to talk
about that, because nobody cares. She's the one who cares
about that, because she sees everything through the lens of race.
But since we're talking about that, w t F is
wrong with white babies. All babies are great, all of them.
Speaker 4: She's and maybe the real I mean, I'm actually, I
am actually bothered by the fact that if there was
a one percent Measley increase last year and it was
all Hispanic babies, that speaks to the illegal immigration that
we have had, and I have a problem with that.
So if if people are coming to this country from
whatever country, not even if they're just Hispanic, but if
they're coming to this country from everywhere else, that's not
that's not how the replacement population is supposed to work.
Americans are supposed to birth Americans, right, And yes, legal migrant,
legal migration is welcome because we like to vet who
comes in here and continues to grow the country when
we don't know. That's not I mean, that's not okay,
and that's what's happening, and that's a problem totally.
Speaker 1: It's legal migration is not what's been happening. That's not
what it's like obviously. And if there has been an
increase in Hispanic births, maybe we should look into that, Sonny. Yeah,
I mean, because why is that?
Speaker 2: Oh, I don't know. Maybe it's because of.
Speaker 1: The millions and millions and millions and millions and millions
of people that the.
Speaker 2: Last dude flew in illegally makes me see on our time.
Speaker 4: Right, She's not the only one with these crazy thoughts.
There's a Fordham University professor by the name of Christina
Greer who made similar ridiculous nonsense accusations.
Speaker 18: Here she is, but we can't ignore the racial element.
This is this is a longstanding history in this country
about who should be the dominant group. We know that
the President has talked many times about his good genes
and his eugenics, and we know that they want slash
need more white people in this country. This is what
the mass deportations are about. Oh, we know that the
way the rules are set up in this country, only
white women can make white men, only white women can
make white babies. So if that's the case, you have
to make sure you defund abortion. You have to make
sure you make it illegal and criminal.
Speaker 2: You have to make sure that you.
Speaker 18: Make it as easy as possible for white women, specifically
to be able to have children, whether it's IVF or
whatever it may be. Because the idea is to get
them back to one hundred years ago.
Speaker 2: When white people are the dominant gretreat. How do you wait?
Speaker 1: If you if you got rid of abortion, then more
black babies would be born.
Speaker 2: That's what she's saying. That's what she's saying. She's saying, that's.
Speaker 4: Why there's a push to to like end abortion, because
we can't have all these we can't have all these
black babies, you know what I mean. That's what she
thinks is the reason that Trump wants to, you know,
put limits on abortion.
Speaker 1: Yeah, but that, but that doesn't make any sense because
if you limit abortion, then they then black babies will
be born. That's what I'm saying. It's like, yeah, you're right,
you're right. Ask Margaret Margaret Sanger what she wanted. She
was the one who talked about eugenics.
Speaker 4: Eugenics right when was Trump talking about his evergenics ever?
Speaker 2: Never? So that chick made no sense.
Speaker 1: If you ban abortion across the board, there will be
more black babies born. You make no sense, lady. I mean,
that doesn't it. It's antithetical to what I don't. She
makes no sense, it's nonsensical. Her argument is I'm sorry,
but she it doesn't hold water because she is asser.
Because if Trump was really a gigantic racist and he
didn't want black people to be born, he'd be like,
by all means planned parenthood, keep doing all the abortions,
you know what I mean, Because he would be like
Margaret Sanger, who was all for eugenics.
Speaker 2: She's full of crop.
Speaker 4: I just can't believe that they're trying to even inject
a racial component into something that was literally brought up
as an across the board first.
Speaker 2: Time mom payment or bonus or whatever. I mean, everything, but.
Speaker 1: Every everything is seen through the lens of race with liberals.
Speaker 2: Everything. God, it's exhausting.
Speaker 1: Because they're racist, because they are in fact racist.
Speaker 4: Yep, Dick Durbin is, of course the sitting senator has
been for like centuries at this point, and and he
made had He couldn't just say I'm.
Speaker 2: Not gonna run again.
Speaker 4: He had to put out like one of those really musical, fancy,
highly produced videos.
Speaker 2: We're not going to show the whole thing, but here
is the key moment.
Speaker 21: The decision of whether to run for reelection has not
been easy. I truly love the job of being a
United States Senator, but in my heart, I know it's
time to pass the torch. So I'm announcing today that
I will not be seeking reelection.
Speaker 4: At the end of my turn, it required like all
the music and all the and then he went on
to say, you know, we've got so much work to
do and democracy is falling and blah blah blah.
Speaker 1: And I'm like, if you believe that, then you'd stay,
you know what I mean, Like he's just this guy
is full It's.
Speaker 4: So interesting because we do seem to be a Republican
seems to be gaining some advantage, let's just call it that,
with the number of Democrats who have opted to not
run again because the Senate seats that we thought were
sure things like Durbans are now up for grabs. And
it's really interesting because at the same time, the GOP
has to worry about the House, and I don't know
that we're going to be able to hang on to
the House in the midterms. We've got to keep people engaged,
like super engaged.
Speaker 2: We definitely do.
Speaker 1: That's Yeah, Dick maybe leaving because the EPSTEM fouls may
actually come out eventually. Maybe he's afraid of those.
Speaker 4: Yeah, well, do you believe that they're going to though?
At this point, I'm starting to lose faith.
Speaker 1: I'm losing a lot of faith, but I'm still holding on.
I just I got a little shred of hope. Yeah.
Speaker 4: And all these Democrats, you know, when they can't fight
based on solid policy ideas, they fight by weaponizing the courts.
Speaker 2: So now we've.
Speaker 4: Got some more lawsuits coming. Here is Minnesota Attorney General
Keith Ellison to announce a new lawsuit against the Trump
administration announced that.
Speaker 22: I'm sewing the President of the United States, Donald Trump,
and Attorney General Pambondi and the United States Department of
Justice or what here is the opening line of our lawsuits.
Minnesota brings this lawsuit to stop President Trump and his
administration from bullying vulnerable children in this Oh.
Speaker 4: My gosh, he's mad about the kids in the trans
kids in sports.
Speaker 2: Oh that's what this is about. Mad about that.
Speaker 1: Okay, you see bullying kids.
Speaker 2: He's bullying the trans kids.
Speaker 1: What about the girls who are in locker rooms who
see penises flying around?
Speaker 2: Are they getting bullied? We should sue them right back?
Speaker 1: Where are the parents suing those parents, suing those people,
suing those those legislators. This is we are living in
bizarrow world.
Speaker 2: And it just I mean. And Letitia James, who's you know,
got her problems with this. She's announcing another suit.
Speaker 4: She says, I'm suing the Trump administration with a multi
state coalition of AG's for imposing illegal tariffs. These tariffs
are unlawful and if not stopped, they'll raise taxes on
Americans and lead to more inflation, unemployment, economic damage.
Speaker 2: I thought she wanted more taxes. They needed. I don't
understand this new.
Speaker 1: This chick is going to go down at some point.
What Mike Davis is He's probably gonna make it like
his personal mission to make sure this chick goes down.
Speaker 2: What does he call her Big Tish or something like that.
It's something fat Tish. I don't know, chunky Tish. I
don't know.
Speaker 4: I'm only now just learning of this democrat from Michigan,
this woman who is absolutely hysterical. Her name, and I
don't mean that in the funny way. I mean like
she's hysterical crazy. Her name is Haley Stevens. She's in
the Michigan's eleventh district. You're about to see a video
of her on the house floor the other day. I
don't know what she's talking about. It's impossible to understand.
She's wearing latex gloves and she mentions them, so I
think it has something to do with the meta, like
with healthcare.
Speaker 2: I don't even know.
Speaker 4: She is out of her mind and I'm just now
learning of her. Here is a little introduction to Haley Stevens.
Speaker 9: I yield the General Lady thirty additional seconds.
Speaker 23: The General Woman is recognized for an additional thirty seconds.
Speaker 24: Cause of this servitude, sharing in the profession with those
who have not come before you. Similar times of trying,
medical need, wars and flus pass.
Speaker 12: You will see darkness, You will be pushed, and our
society needs.
Speaker 2: You to stand together at this time.
Speaker 4: Our country loves you, to our doctors and our nurses.
Speaker 23: I wear these lads, the general ladies. Time has expired.
The gentleman from Maryland is resolves. The gentleman from Texas
is recognized. The gentleman from Texas is now recognized. The
General Lady from Michigan of the General Lady from Michigan
is out of order. The General Lady from Michigan is
no longer recognized. The General Lady from Michigan.
Speaker 4: And now she's running for cemet You guys, she is,
of course, the General Lady is an oxymoron.
Speaker 2: For God. You know that she could like boiled.
Speaker 1: A bunny in her last relationship. You know she did.
Speaker 2: I will not be ignored, Dan, she said, she is.
I have no idea what she was ranting about. Michigan.
Get it together. We are doing. It's bad.
Speaker 4: And even though we think Florida mostly has their shit together,
they got some crazy people down in Florida to there's
a woman. There's a woman named Kelly Skidmore. She is
a state rap down in Florida, and she's all mad
because as part of like a health and sexuality class,
there's a video the schools show that says life begins
at conception, which is a scientific fact.
Speaker 2: It's a fact.
Speaker 4: But she has a problem with that, and you're gonna
hear her talk about her problem with it.
Speaker 24: I will tell you that if my daughter were about
to be forced to watch a video that said life
begins at conception, I would have a problem with that
because I don't share.
Speaker 2: That opinion because it's gone.
Speaker 8: It is.
Speaker 1: It is psycho it is fact, you know. And then
she's like truck the cient trast Okay, lad my god
that somebody needs to ask her when does she think
it begins? She's gonna she probably is like it begins
when the baby comes out?
Speaker 2: Yeah, Like what would she say? What happens at conception?
Speaker 14: There?
Speaker 1: If not a new life being created? Right, I'd like
to know.
Speaker 2: I'd like to know what's going on. Her version of
Fauci science is what is that? What is that?
Speaker 1: Lady?
Speaker 4: Oh my god, these people this and this as you
can tell this segment is devoted to crazy Democrats, and
you cannot have a crazy Democrat segment without Jasmine Crockett, Like,
it's not possible. Yeah, she's naturally, she's getting invited to
the nighttime talk shows.
Speaker 2: And so whenever she talks about.
Speaker 4: Elon being an idiot or not having smarts, I'm just
fascinated by the amount of narcissism it takes to say
something that stupid here she is.
Speaker 25: It is almost like incomprehensible.
Speaker 2: It is so bad.
Speaker 25: And when you bring up the idiot known as Elon Muss,
he is not only like very sinister and has no
idea what he's doing, and people are like, oh no,
he absolutely knows he's the richest man in the world, Like, yes, he.
Speaker 2: Knows how to hire smart.
Speaker 25: People, but don't conflate it and believe that he is
the genius.
Speaker 2: Because he ain't.
Speaker 1: Oh my god, I just it's unbelievable.
Speaker 2: Yeah, you're right.
Speaker 1: Narcissism. It is absolute narcissism.
Speaker 2: Charts Wow, off the charts.
Speaker 1: Okay, let's put let's put you up against him with
an IQ test, lady, right, let's see that happen. I'd
love to see it seriously, We'll like do a pay
per view on that and then give all the money
to charity.
Speaker 2: We'll give it to autism charities.
Speaker 4: Imagine elon Jasmine debate, Like it's like hair would be flying, nails, lashes, slashes,
and then he would just be calm. Yeah, he'd be
like and then he'd be like, do you want me
to get you pregnant? Because I'm dumb.
Speaker 1: I can totally get you pregnant right now, Like I
can look at you and get you pregnant from across
the room.
Speaker 2: Do you want me to do it? I can telepathically,
I'm pregnant you from right here.
Speaker 4: We've talked about the fact that AOC and Bernie you Bernie,
what are you good? They've been out on their like
global not global, but national.
Speaker 1: Tour line around in private jets, global jets with all
but she is you know, people have been talking about
her potentially replacing Chuck Schumer and running for Senate.
Speaker 4: I think she's got higher aspirations because she's getting that feedback,
like there's this constant story, this narrative now out there
suggesting that she, now that she's thirty five, is totally
the right person to be on the Democrat presidential ticket,
and Kaylee mcnaney had.
Speaker 2: This to say about it.
Speaker 4: She says, don't rule that out, you guys, because this
is a possibility.
Speaker 26: But I really think she has her eye on something bigger.
I think she looks at running for president and taking
the mantle from Bernie Sanders. You know, Nate Silver said
that he thinks she could be the pick. She definitely
if you look at YouGov among Democrats, sixty one percent favorable.
That puts her at the highest favorable of any Democrat
who hasn't run for president. But that's among Democrats. She
repels the very voters that the party repelled in twenty
twenty four, centrist and dependence. So you can win a primary,
perhaps that's still a big haul, but winning a general
election is a much different thing. But I would watch
out for her. I mean, she's pulling in tens of
thousands of people quarter one, a lot of money, yes,
quarter one, two times any other quarter amount she'd raised
at nine point six million, and that she was already
a prolific fundraiser.
Speaker 1: She's out raising herself. I agree with her one hundred percent.
I think she will absolutely run for president.
Speaker 4: Well, question you mentioned the private plane flying. This was
so funny because just back a couple months ago, she
was suggesting that Elon should only fly one hundred percent
commercial and somebody asked her, well, why do not you
fly commercial? And she said, I do. I commute to
DC on either rail or commercial flights. Believe it or not,
not everyone wants to screw over the public for personal profit.
It's a bizarre idea to.
Speaker 2: Many these days. Whatever.
Speaker 4: This video was captured literally this week of her emerging
from a private jet with Bernie on their tour.
Speaker 2: They're so full of shit, right, and he's like, fight
the oligarchy.
Speaker 1: I hate millionaires until he became a millionaire, and then
he's like, fight the billionaires. Half off he's socialized. He's
been screaming the same crap. The guy never had a
job until he got in the government. Literally lived in
his parents' basement for forty years. And then he's like,
I think, oh, what can government? And that's what he did.
And that's all he's been doing his whole adult life.
If you even want to call it that, I mean,
what a loser. This guy is total loser. He is
a grifter, always has been, always will be. The people
who follow him are sheep, mindless, lobottomized sheet.
Speaker 2: I just don't know. The oligarchy.
Speaker 4: Fighting the oligarchy is a winning tagline for morons.
Speaker 1: It is morons who seriously buy into this bullshit. The
morons don't even know what that word means. Oh my gosh,
mock they will. They don't know what fascism means.
Speaker 2: Well, that's true, and they keep and they're liking it.
Speaker 1: Yeah, they're like the right wing and Trump is a fascist,
he's a Nazi. I mean, they don't know what that means,
but they continue to use it. They glom onto it
and they're like, yeah, yeah, fascism.
Speaker 2: Really, have you read a history book?
Speaker 1: And do you even know what's going on? It's there
are just a lot of stupid people that are so
in love with following these people, thinking that they're fighting
the man when they are the man. They are the
man AOC and Bernie is the man.
Speaker 4: Just a reminder of what a bullet we dodged. I
just thought we'd throw in this old clip of Gwen
Walls and it just cracks me up whenever I see it,
and I was like, I'm just gonna have to throw
that in for old time's sake, just because you guys.
Speaker 9: Trump.
Speaker 1: Oh my gosh, why are they all crazy?
Speaker 4: We are.
Speaker 3: Donald?
Speaker 2: She's terrifying nutjob. Oh my god. Do you imagine wake it up.
Speaker 1: Next to that, gentlemen, Oh my god, wake up next
to that crazy eyes, Oh my god, crazy smelling some tires.
Speaker 4: Also, to close out the crazy Democrat segment, we need
to talk about Michelle Obama really quickly. She continues to
have this podcast with her brother and then they invite
famous guests on.
Speaker 2: I think this time it was what's that chick's name?
To hash? No, what is it to Hashi? Oh?
Speaker 1: I know, I know. She was in Hidden Figures and
I love I love that movie. I'm going to tell
you what her name.
Speaker 4: Is, Yeah, tell me, because I feel like it's Tahashi,
but I could be wrong about Maybe it's Tarrahii Henson, Yes, Tarahi, Tarrahi,
Yes ar A j I Henson, Taraji something like that.
Speaker 2: Anyway, that was the guest.
Speaker 4: And so imagine that these two black women, along with
Michelle Obama's brother. Michelle is complaining about not being.
Speaker 2: Able to show her.
Speaker 4: Pain because if anything about black women, it's that they
hold their feelings on the inside.
Speaker 2: They're very quiet, you guys, very very quiet.
Speaker 4: What this is like, this is like bizarro upside down
world right here, very quiet, articulate as Black women are
pain because it's almost like nobody ever gave us permission
to do that.
Speaker 2: And does anyone care?
Speaker 8: Yeah, there's if they care that we do.
Speaker 2: I think we would care if we knew, if.
Speaker 8: We knew or you know, yeah, and and we have
to ask ourselves.
Speaker 2: Are the men in our lives?
Speaker 14: Is?
Speaker 2: Uh?
Speaker 8: You know, why wait to be asked? You know, it
seems like what we go through is pretty obvious. I mean,
maybe we're not complaining, but we're actually living life out loud,
you know.
Speaker 2: So profound.
Speaker 1: Okay, Jasmine Cruckett has made a career off of bitching
and complaining, like she takes taxpayer money to do it.
Speaker 4: So what I just you know, that is the stereotype
is that black women constantly just hold their feelings inside.
Speaker 2: Yeah they do.
Speaker 1: They never they never speak, they don't, they never complaint
feeling never. They're not outspoken, No, not at all.
Speaker 4: Michelle or Michelle God bless her, she's been so oppressed.
Speaker 2: Yeah, it's been tough, tough road.
Speaker 1: And Martha's Vineyard in that gigantic mansion. Well that's Hawaii?
Speaker 2: Is it Hawaii? I can't keep track about having to
choose between them all the time, watch a tour or Chicago.
I think there's one in Chicago. I can't keep track.
I don't I can't get It's very very hard to
have to keep track.
Speaker 1: Sorry, So sorry her them do I gotta give her
some grace. I'm keeping track of all the mansions.
Speaker 2: Yeah.
Speaker 4: She also explained because you know, there's been all these
rumors about her marriage falling apart, and so she kind
of addressed that in that same podcast, because she was, like,
everybody decides that I'm getting a divorce simply because I
didn't go to an event with Barack. And she said
that the reason she didn't go to the inauguration or
like I forget the funeral of Jimmy Carter whatever, was
because she didn't have a dress and she didn't want
to have a dress, and so she told her team,
I don't want to have to have a dress. I
just don't want to go and they and so that
was that was the cross she had to bear, you guys,
she just didn't want to find a dress. Oh, I mean,
her marriage is fine, her marriage is rock solid.
Speaker 2: That's it.
Speaker 1: Okay, Well, we have that problem a lot. I know,
I just don't want to show up for work some
days because I don't have a dress. And I tell
our team that we have like a gigantic team of
people that dresses us, right, you know it's I that's
a I mean, it's obviously a problem that a lot
of us women have, you know, when we don't want
to get up and do something. You know, when you know,
what about when you don't want to go to like
a former president's funeral. You know, I know that it's
it's tough for all of us ladies. We're like, I
have nothing to wear, and our team isn't there to
help us with that.
Speaker 2: So we're just not going to go. Let's just not go.
Speaker 1: Bose teams a lot the people team that we're not
going to what just like seriously different world, man, different world,
entirely out of touch.
Speaker 4: Ben Shapiro went to a different world by visiting Ukraine,
and the reason is because he today is releasing his
interview with Zelensky. I did not see this coming, but
this trailer was released yesterday.
Speaker 2: Okay, it's a good.
Speaker 27: Actually, I want to start by asking you about the
meeting that you had in the Oval office. How do
you feel that you could have handled things better with
the President and Vice president.
Speaker 22: The meeting in the Oval office? It did not help Ukraine.
Speaker 27: Spent nearly two hundred billion dollars to the defense of Ukraine.
There are lots of questions about where the money is going.
Speaker 21: There's nothing to hight.
Speaker 2: We're absolutely open.
Speaker 27: Whendn't ought to be possible by the United States and
where those dollars are going.
Speaker 22: We are kind of the living shield against Russia's invention
to the similaris world.
Speaker 27: I want to get to Russia's intentions and possibilities of
the ceasefire. Americans have questions about things that are happening here.
Speaker 1: Okay, I have two primary questions. One is why is
wearing a collared shirt for Ben?
Speaker 2: He did that. That's a great question.
Speaker 1: Why did he do that for Ben and not for
the president? And too, how can we interview him? Because
I have I like you asking.
Speaker 2: Our group that, and I have zero desire.
Speaker 3: If you score take a lead, I'll take I'll take
the lead, and I'll ask you because I have questions.
Speaker 2: I would like to see that I would like to
be an observer.
Speaker 1: Of that interview, right, And if we do get an
interview with him, I want you to show up in sweat,
in your pajama.
Speaker 2: Then I will not be showing up. I will simply
be observing. You have to show up.
Speaker 1: You have to show up in your pajamas and just
hang out in the background and be like, yeah, that's right,
that's right. Just do that in the background, and I'll
ask the questions I'm gonna I will ask some.
Speaker 2: Question require us going to Ukraine because I don't know.
Speaker 1: It will be done via zoom, and you will be
in your pajamas, okay, all right, And that's because that
is that's how we're going to role with that one,
you guys, I mean if if Ben Shapiro not saying that,
I mean, Ben Shapiro is obviously exponentially, exponentially more popular
than we are.
Speaker 2: But he's you know, it's not like he's do we
consider him a journalist? What is he considered?
Speaker 1: What is he considered?
Speaker 2: Is he a journalist? I don't think so. I think
he is a legit like political Okay.
Speaker 1: So like we're kind of like we're low, like we're
we're like on the bottom basement floor of that category.
Speaker 2: I feel like there's a chance. I feel like I
feel like we could.
Speaker 4: Do this right guys, you think with all of our
vast connections to the Ukrainian government to get access to
I feel like we could.
Speaker 2: I feel like anyway, I will be.
Speaker 4: Tuning into that because I do want to see how
that goes on, how much Ben pushes him. I really
will be curious about that. Meantime, as you've seen, you know,
Caroline Lovett has opened up the press room to independent
journalists of all sorts. Tim Poole was there just the
other day, and I think regularly Natalie Winters is part
of the press pool from the war room, from Steve
Bannon's war room, and CNN did sort of an expose
on all of these right wing journalists who are now
part of the press pool. He interviewed this guy, interviewed
Natalie Winters, and she just does not hold back, which
I super appreciate.
Speaker 5: Here she is to the people, and I'm sure you
see this online every single day, who say you don't
deserve to be here because you're not a real journalist.
Speaker 28: What's your response to them?
Speaker 29: Well, I'm pretty sure the group of people in there.
What was that four years covering for someone who was
essentially dead? And that's being charitable in my description of
him as president by the name of Joe Biden. So
to all those people who are apoplectic over having new
media voices, you guys fail.
Speaker 1: That's why we're here. That's why we're you guys failed.
I mean, she's not wrong, she is not wrong about that.
Speaker 2: M I love that. I love that so much, fantastic.
I'd like to say, like, what did he what did
he say to her after that? Did he did he go?
Speaker 4: He went on to narrate about how Caroline has now
blocked ACCES, like it's no longer the White House Correspondence
Association no longer has control over who is where.
Speaker 2: So actually, the whole.
Speaker 4: Little bit that he did with other influencers aside from
her was pretty negative, Like it was a negative spin
towards those people. He presented them in as bad of
a light as he could, because it's a CNN.
Speaker 2: So what would you expect? Yeah, okay, you know it
was ridiculous.
Speaker 4: Speaking of journalism and how much they've fallen as an
entire profession.
Speaker 2: Scott Jennings sparred with Scott.
Speaker 4: Yeah, sparred with a journalism professor about why the media
no longer has mainstream media no longer has credibility, why
journalists are looked at unfavorably. This guy, this journalist professor,
did not get it, and Scott was like, you're.
Speaker 2: So close to getting it, and it was just it
was just like peek. Scott Jennings has.
Speaker 30: Taken advantage of this situation, I think, quite pubverly, quite wisely.
They've played into a weakness, what situation, the situation of
media being under attack, and so they've created the situation.
Speaker 17: They've almost got it, keep going.
Speaker 5: What the right wing has taken advantage of is finally
the American people saying enough is enough. They're tired of
feeling like the mass media screens out one viewpoint versus another,
and political coverage. They're tired of media institutions favoring one
party over another.
Speaker 22: They're tired of.
Speaker 31: Narratives over factual stories.
Speaker 32: If I had any advice for sixty minutes or anybody else,
it would be just cover the news and try to
be fair about it and stop putting your finger on
the scale.
Speaker 17: Especially if that's that's that you're you're you're talking about
the old mass media myth that you could have this
thing that was in the middle of the Walter Cronkite saying,
that's the way it is when it wasn't.
Speaker 7: For many Americans the way it was when people.
Speaker 30: Were passing.
Speaker 31: Trusted the media didn't know.
Speaker 30: They just couldn't be heard because there was no two ways.
Speaker 32: We have the Internet.
Speaker 2: It was here and now it's here. It's falling off
of a.
Speaker 19: C we we do have.
Speaker 28: We do have that gallup polling, and it's terrible in
media and now as in recent years. And let's be honest, Scott,
a lot of this is driven by the rhetoric of
the side.
Speaker 32: Absolutely, But my point is this, if your CBS or
any other news outlet, the reason that you have lost
trust ought to be obvious to you, and the way
to fix it also ought to.
Speaker 2: Be obvious to you.
Speaker 31: And it has nothing to do with Donald Trump and
everything to do with the product. Just try to make
a better product that appeals to more people. And the
way you appeal to more people is by not crapping
on half for more than half of the country because
of their value and political view.
Speaker 28: I think that is a fair just if we were
sort of on another planet, out of content.
Speaker 2: Of another planet. Oh, it's like, we're not on another planet.
He's a fair, right, period.
Speaker 4: Make yeah, make a better widget, make it better. Witch,
Just be like, just try to be honest for once.
I know, right, I mean, this is so hard for them,
it's so so painfully hard.
Speaker 19: Right.
Speaker 2: Oh my gosh.
Speaker 4: Even Chunk Yogurt accepts and understands that there are problems
with the left when it comes to just not understanding
how much they're turning people off, and so he is
explaining it.
Speaker 2: In this podcast.
Speaker 4: I don't know whose podcast it is, but credit to
Chunk because he's kind of right about this.
Speaker 33: Nothing wrong with that. And of course on the left, guys,
my god, we are offended at everything. We're offended at everything,
and it's so annoying. And so the fact that the
left can't see that is amazing because now to my
friends on the left who think, oh no, no, you're
just validating the right wing, guys, there's objective reality. When
seventy nine percent of the country tells you that they
don't want transgender women playing in women's sports, okay, you
can say that that you don't agree with that position,
Nothing wrong with that. There's eighteen percent who say yes, right,
But understand that you're in the eighteen percent and you're
not in the seventy nine percent. It doesn't mean you're wrong.
It doesn't mean that one person is more right morally
or not. But it does mean you're in the minority
and your positions seem radical to others, right, And they
can't get that through their head. They think, No, everybody
thinks like us. It's only the fascists who say, keep
you know, Messy out of women's soccer or Lebron out
of women's basketball. No, it's not just the fascist it's
eighty percent of the country.
Speaker 15: So please.
Speaker 33: And when you go to burst these bubbles, the people
inside the bubbles hate you. Yeah, So that's the situation
on me.
Speaker 2: Well, look, you know yeah, and you're not a victim.
I'm getting sick.
Speaker 1: I am at the point where I'm just so sick
of that side, always constantly, perpetually being a victim.
Speaker 11: Shut up.
Speaker 2: You are not a victim.
Speaker 1: And I think a lot of people, most of the
people on our side, are tired of that too. It's like,
you know what, we're all Americans like, you're not constantly
a good comparably. Yeah, we live in the best country
on the planet. That's why everybody's clamoring to get in here.
So you're not a victim stfu. You know what I mean?
Speaker 15: I know, I know it.
Speaker 4: Okay, So from yesterday we got from Tiffany t on Venmo,
she said. Borrowed thirty grand in twenty twelve, with my
loans to be forgiven after ten years. In twenty nineteen,
payments were halted and no interest accrued. I made extra
payments and my balance was down to a round four
K until I lost my job twice due to COVID.
My payments are only thirty five dollars now, but for
another ten years.
Speaker 2: Okay, that's not terrible. Then it's not terrible. That's not terrible.
Speaker 4: But I mean, yeah, I mean there's some people who
have just astronomically ridiculously high interest rates. If anything can
be sort of forgiven, I guess it would be the
interest rates should come down.
Speaker 2: But like people should pay their principle back. There's no question. Yeah, yeah,
pay Yeah, you got to pay them back.
Speaker 4: Let's see, Colleen Wilson said, referencing heg Seth. Investigating a
leak can be very simple. Feed everyone different information, see
what comes out in the news, no need for polygraph confirmation.
Speaker 2: In response, Yeah, that's I don't know if that's what happened,
but that would be a very interesting strategy for sure.
Speaker 1: Yeah, that's a great idea.
Speaker 4: And then also, let's see Colleen Wilson said, got my
Guardina's yes yesterday from fast growing trees, best flowering bush ever,
as well as some strawberries. I bought strawberries from Walmart
the spring, but couldn't get them to live. Fast growing
trees sends them already alive.
Speaker 2: Yep, they're the best.
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Speaker 4: Alexis Wilhelm says, Michigan, what is happening to us? All
kinds of crying Emojis Osuki says, can you guys tell
me the name of the judge who was caught with
an MS thirteen member living in his house. He had
several firearms in his possession. He stepped down from his office.
I can't think of his name.
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Speaker 2: Yeah they have.
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Speaker 1: Obama was not the first black president. People forget that
his mom was white. Technically, he's the first mixed race president.
We haven't had a black president yet.
Speaker 2: Take my money. I have made that comment. I did
it on the air, like on one.
Speaker 3: Of our first shows on Saturday back at WIBC, and
I was basically assaulted by somebody in our office.
Speaker 2: That's a whole other story. We'll have to tell you
guys about that one day. It was really it was
a good story, really good story. Sherry Fox Let me chicks,
Thank you, Sherry.
Speaker 1: Shelley Ethington. I was eighteen, my husband in October. First
date was in December, engaged in January, married in March.
Here we are, gosh, fifty one years later, five children,
fourteen grandchildren.
Speaker 2: God, Shelley, great story that I love it so so much.
Speaker 1: Dave Larsen before the invention of crowbars, did cross drink
at home?
Speaker 2: Take my movie? Mike's sassmin pretty.
Speaker 1: Sure that Michigan chick would be burned by holy water,
just saying right, yeah she was. Somebody else was driving
that car. My deucee shelleus, I'm a victim of liberal rot.
Speaker 2: I don't get what that means, though, because I don't
feel like he's been liberal.
Speaker 4: No.
Speaker 2: I think you've seen you before and you're not.
Speaker 1: I think you're fine. To Shelley, you're okay. Joan Bacon
Google Bernie Sanders Commune per article about Berning getting kicked
out of a commune for not doing his.
Speaker 2: Share of the.
Speaker 15: Oh damn.
Speaker 2: We was just there to take take take big shocker. Yeah,
Oh my gosh, that's a wow.
Speaker 6: Buddy.
Speaker 2: You got to Joan, you guys bring it in. We're
bringing it in. It's Thursday.
Speaker 1: Everybody, have the best Thursday ever and we will see
you tomorrow.
Speaker 2: Bye, everybody,